Simply Having A Wondrful.............

from ARCHIE GIANT SERIES # 158, January 1969






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Some Churchin' For You Urchins

Chick Tracts™, we've all seen 'em before right? Those little pamphlets that you find at the bus stop or on park benches? Ring a bell? If not, remember that Google is your friend.
Anyhoo, here's one I think you never saw before.......

from FLANDERS BOOK OF FAITH (ISBN: 978-0-06-133901-1) 2008








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More parodies HERE
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Sunday Funnies: NANCY

We've looked at Nancy strips before, and before we're done, we'll look at lots more. With years and years of material, there's a lot to look at. Originally looked at with disdain amongst comic critics, it really didn't become accepted as a classic until after Bushmiller's death, sadly. Better late than never? Maybe.
The simple art and primarily visual gags are timeless and will likely appeal to even the most discerning of today's comic connoisseurs. Don't believe the hype? See for yourself.

by Ernie Bushmiller
from TIP TOP COMICS #206, January 1957

















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Too Scary For You

Just look at that evil ghost in the picture above. I dare you. That's the stuff of nightmares right there. That's the type of thing that'll make a sane man mad and a madman claw his eyes out in despair. Those horrible eyes. The glowing translucent skin. The slimy, slobbering tongue. Yes, this comic is too scary for you. I suggest clicking on another website altogether. Now.

Still here? Last chance to run right now.........

DISCLAIMER: Peur Evol Inc.™© and it's affiliates will not assume any responsibility for any mental or physical traumas derived from the reading of this comic.

You've been warned. It's too scary for you.











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by Hilarie Staton & Gary Fields
from SLIMER #1, May 1989
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Sunday Funnies: LIO (with commentary)

Mosters! Aliens! Robots! Creepy crawling things that go bump in the night! Sounds like the Halloween season is here, right? Well, actually, it's always like that when Lio is around. And I love the strip because of that.
This sampling of comics is from a mega-collection of Lio strips with artist commentary, a format I prefer to just simple reprinted strip collections. I've included the commentary content with the strips that have them.
Enjoy!

by Mark Tatulli
from LIO'S ASTONISHING TALES (ISBN: 978-0-7407-8541-2) 2009













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